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What steps are needed to make a design?

Eren Keskin
in Modeling
1 0 Beginner
Design is a planned process by which a product or system is created to fulfill a specific purpose or function. This process involves a process of planning and thinking to solve a problem, meet a need, or achieve a goal. Design is often used to determine how a product or system will look, how it will work, and how it will be produced. The following steps are generally followed when designing: 1. **Problem Identification**: At the beginning of the design process, a specific problem or need is identified. This helps determine the core problem on which the design will focus. 2. **Research and Analysis**: After the problem is determined, research is carried out through steps such as examining similar designs, market research and analysis of user needs. This stage helps develop the knowledge and understanding required for design. 3. **Identifying Needs**: It is important to identify users' needs, design requirements, and constraints. This helps you understand what features the design must have and what constraints it is subject to. 4. **Concept Development**: Once the needs are identified, different design concepts or approaches are created. At this stage, the focus is on discovering and evaluating different ideas and solution proposals. 5. **Design Development**: The best concepts are selected and developed in detail. At this stage, the details of the design are determined, material selection is made, dimensions are determined and other technical details are worked on. 6. **Prototyping and Testing**: A prototype of the design is created and tested. This allows you to understand how the design will work in the real world and make improvements if necessary. 7. **Design Implementation**: The design that passes the tests is passed on to the production process and the final product is created. The design process often has a cyclical nature, with each stage providing opportunities to receive feedback and revise the design when necessary. In this way, the design is constantly improved and optimized.
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CATIA V5 - How to position and align 3D scans

3D Comparison
in Modeling
1 0 Beginner
If you want to learn the basics of RE 3D model position and alignment in CATIA V5 take a look at this video.
CATIA how catia v5 position align 3d scans

CATIA Engine | Part Design | Assembly | Kinematics animation| Tutorial for beginners

THE CAD SPIDER
in Modeling
1 0 Beginner
This tutorial contains step by step procedure to design an ENGINE using Part, Assembly and DMU Kinematics design in CATIA software. Thank you "Practice Makes Perfect" Ganesh
CATIA catia dmu kinematics catia assembly desig catia part design catia engine design catia

How to align components without adding constraints in CATIA V5

3D Comparison
in Modeling
1 0 Beginner
The feature is c:align side and it works with a wide variety of files within CATIA V5
CATIA without constraints components align

CATIA V5 - Inverse Kinematic not working on the Manikin

3D Comparison
in Modeling
0 0 Beginner
If you ever wonder why the IK is not working with the Manikin, adjust the compass increments
CATIA inverse kinematics compass increments manikin catia v5

How to Copy and Adjust Manikin size

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0 0 Beginner
Follow-up of my previous tutorial regarding the ergonomics of a tractor cabin
CATIA adjust size manikin catia v5 copy

Tractor Cabin -Ergonomics Analysis in #catiav5

3D Comparison
in Modeling
0 2 Beginner
Case study using a detailed tractor cabin model
CATIA manikin posture cabin tractor catia v5 ergonomics

CATIA V5 - Manikin Hand Grasp position

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0 0 Beginner
CATIA V5 offers a helpful feature for simulating how a human hand would grasp an object using a digital manikin.
CATIA adjustment manikin catia v5 posture hand grasp

CATIA V5 - Manikin Inverse Kinematics Behaviors

3D Comparison
in Modeling
0 0 Beginner
The Inverse Kinematics (IK) mode gives you the capability to manipulate the manikin's Inverse Kinematics with designed behaviors. This function is principally for moving the upper body in relationship to the manipulation of the arms and legs.
CATIA behaviors manikin kinematics inverse

How to Change the Default Prefix for Power Input

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0 2 Beginner
The default prefix is taken into account only if no prefix is typed in the power input box. If you leave the value none, it means that there is no default prefix.
CATIA add rapid commands power input default prefix

How to define Symmetric Zones in CATIA V5

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in Modeling
1 0 Beginner
This is a very powerful tool within CATIA V5 that enables the design in real time of symmetric elements
CATIA catia v5 imagine and shape zones symmetric

Project 3D Elements -

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in Modeling
0 0 Beginner
Design Elbow flange in assembly context #catia
CATIA part design assembly sketch catia v5 project 3d elements

How to Deform Meshes in CATIA V5 - Grid modeling

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1 0 Beginner
CATIA V5's Sculptor workbench does offer grid modeling functionalities specifically designed for mesh manipulation and deformation.
CATIA sculptor shape catia v5 meshes deform

VISE ASSEMBLY

Rishikesh Bhuwad
in Modeling
2 1 Beginner
I have created Vise assembly using CATIA V5.
CATIA vise assembly

CATIA V5 - Sharp Edge on Meshes

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0 0 Beginner
CATIA V5 does indeed offer the "Sharp Edge" tool within the Shape Sculptor workbench. This tool allows you to directly define sharp edges on meshes.
CATIA catia v5 stl meshes sharp edge
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